Headphones

[tef_92]

Im looking to buy a new set as my dog seemed to enjoy my last set..
Pretty unsure on what to buy so thought i'd ask, whats the best ones to get? That wont rip a new hole in my bank balance haha.
Thanks.

[Goodj]

Have a search matey, there is DEFINATELY a heradphone thread, I put my Scosche on there only the other week.

Oh, but for my money

Sub £100 - Sony XB700's
Sub £200 - Scosche

The Sonys are super full-head cans with proper pillow for ear-muffs, a bomb-proof, metal build and big-ass magnets for actual bass.

[Ian172southend]

Audio-Technica ATH M50 are awesome full stop

[Goodj]

Ah, now they have swivel-cups! something neither of mine have and I would have liked.

Still DJ'ing with 90% dead sony £20 jobbies fom 1999

[Reev]

The model you're after can vary massively depending on what you want to use them for. That said, I use my Sony MDR-7506s for a lot of stuff and have no qualms with them. I had a pair of Sennheiser HD25s before which were awesome but I stupidly lent them to my housemate and he f**king left them at Uni. Cnut.

[Scoot]

I love my Beats Studio's, although it gets annoying seeing all the paupers walking around in their solo's

[Joe,]

Take a look at some of the Sennheiser products.

[The Boosh!]

Klipsch

[The Fatty]

I have a pair of JVC gummy's which I find a very very good. I also have a set of Sennheiser CX300-II, and although also very good, are not as bassy as the JVC's. Obviously these are in-ear headphones, not sure what type your looking for?

[Dave138]

Budget?

Klipsch Image One's

http://www.klipsch.com/image-one-on-ear-headset

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Klipsch-Imag...6782498&sr=8-1

[Martin_172]

Had Sennheiser HD25's for the last 10 years. they are awesome!!!

[dave_rudabar]

Got HD25-SPs, as I couldn't warrant the HD25 extra performance - excellent headphone. Just a little bass-heavy for anything jazz/classical (for when I can't be doing with anything hectic!) but great for everything else & drive very loud & clear. They are closed-backs so not much sound escapes.

If you are happy to have open backs, get Grado SR60s - they're also very good & neutral sounding.

[Roy Munson]

It's all about Grado. Had my SR80 for years, and they still sound amazing. Open-back though, as said, so not especially bassy, but very musical.

[sbridgey]

These AKG K450 headphones are super especially as they are priced at £50

http://www.amazon.co.uk/AKG-K450BLU-.../dp/B001F6M5DI

http://www.whathifi.com/review/k450

[jimbo666]

It's all about Grado. Had my SR80 for years, and they still sound amazing. Open-back though, as said, so not especially bassy, but very musical.

I'm with the Grado crowd. I've got the SR60's. They are amazingly detailed and have transformed the music I listen to. I love their 'signature' too.